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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
BROOkLYS.

Cornelius II Eohlcn, u 80. col Madson-avc'' Is
under arrest upon a charge maic by W. C. beechen""
%, Newark, y j., thai Bohlcn enhrlzlcd SEQ De
longing 10 him. lie Will be c1iraditcd
work will -hortl, De- resumed upon the now Federal
umdlng in Wa-iIugtoust., to which nothing has been
done since January %. The pan- have been altered 'o
that ln.tcad ~ four -torfc, the building viii be only
tt, and a half stories ia height IL viii have pirhy
81 room for present use by tho Post once ana
Federal courts.
Tho funeral Of Gcorec Hudson, an old member oil
Plymouth Church who died recently In Richmond
was conducted In plymouth Lecture Room yesterday
bv Assistant Pastor Halliday. Mr. Hudson wa,
Irycuy-,cNcn years old and was house painter am
lr.olator. In The war Lee WA, hearty supporter oi
Nh BcccLcr and Of his firm friends
committee OF the Now-lork and Brooklyn Con
grcgationaI Association has examined tho charges
against the Rev IL. Decker, formerly Of the Last
congregational Church. and Will report to the assoca-
ion on Tuesday II t. said that Mr.. Decker acknowl-
edged To tho committee that he acted lndlScrc'tIy.
He was oidH!ncd by the association four years ago
Worhmcn are engaged In tearing down the build
ing. In Wa-hiugtou-st, between Nassau and Concord
IT'S, for the extension Of the Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
NEw-YORK CITY.

Tic Roman Catholic Church Of the TRANSPORTATION,
No 81 Mott ST. has been sold for $4,000. The trans
fer He'd yesterday In the Registers ONCE
Mrs Frank Leslie denies the statement that A. L.
Davis, OF Chicago, Will hereafter Issue Tho Current
from tho Leslie publishing house. she says that she
ha. no connection with &C. Tho Current
Michael White, Of No. 254 Eat slNtecHth-st, who
on October 10 was thrown down stairs by woman
whom he had ln~ultrd IA tho tenement house NO FAC
Eat si1tccnth ST. died IN the Ncw-ioIA Hospital yes
tcrday
Wl%am Schroeder a stccraec passenger in tho
steamer California which arrived from Hamburg
Yesterday, committed suicide during the voyage. He
appeared 10 be insane
The Matthlcson & Wclchers Sugar Refining Company
began a suit yesterday IN the United States District
Court against the steamship Europa Ia recover SI2OoO
The vallo Of su.ar whici. lO.i when the Europa
met with an accident near the shinnecock Light
The meeting Of the creditors OF d. G. Yucnglingi r
which wa 10 place Yesterday Afternoon las bec
postponed on Of the delay In Issuing the CIR
culars Of Information. 1t Will be head on 4ues"a!
next at the AstOr Uouse.
Lord Chancellor Hcrschcll. Of England, wa ON the
bench Of the United states District court yeSt'N''
for some time beside Judge Addison Brown listening
to tho Admiralty which were IN progress
Daniel Dousherty, the eloquent lawyer OF I1lIa-
dclpha, sat the bench with JUSTICE ta''is0" III
the Supreme Court yesterday for short uihe
" IT, Duckworth. Washington Winsor, James IL
SEYMOUR John A. smith and b.. + Van Nalkcnburgh
Of tic Mercantile Exchange, wcre appointed yo'lrt
day TO arrange f0r delegates to attend mo iour'o'..t
annual convention Of the National Butter, 'hccs' ana
Ise Association a Manchester Io"n, on November .
Tho Rev Dr. g. :. Robinson Will give -tcr'opu-
ron lecture his evening IN The Park PRESBYTERIAN
church T.nth-avc and Eighty -iXtA-st, on Egypt
and the pharoahs ~ the INoiu-.'
Pre-. hlcnt King OF tho Erie road, Is making an ID
spec ION u the Eric and It, lca-cl ne the JIM
Pcun-, lvanla and Ohio Ho is accompanies ny H.
principal officers and Will hc absent several days.
Tho schc,lulc- In the assignment - 'har"s :
Jacobs & Co. manufacturers Z -vrr-lla"d ware NJ"
Al Iohn-st show liabilities '',42", nominal a's''s
.T.O72 and atul a--"t- $1,000
Tho Industrial Education Association Will begin
ncrt Tuc.ay Ito first lecture VIII ID" delivered 'i
course u frco public lecture on @lucatlonu slh'
SUPERINTENDENT " y Na'riugrr OF newark on " JIG
Weed. ~ our schools ami their Relation I" S".l''.'
and The series Will be- continued on Tuesday ana FRIDAY
afternoons u each week ~ 4 p. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR DETROIT
THE BROWNS UNABLE To SCORE A SINGLE EUN IL
LIE FOURTH GAME.

THE BROWNS UNABLE To SCORE 4 SINGLE EUN N
THE FOURTH GAME
PrTTsRURG oct 13Detrot von the fourth game OF the
Worlds Championship series played here today Tho vic
for The League champions who never
tneless played wonderful game shutting ST Louis ont
King pitched for batted freely r1 tie
scoring four IN the first inning - Louis
made only OF Baldwin Magnificent fielding cut OF
hits OF the Browns In the first inning Richardson's
liner to left passed Neil and made second Camel and
Rowe went out but Thompson hit past oOnson 'or Lou
rlson scored Dunlap made oncOl 1ger and -ioe
second single loft white and Dunlap
scored HanOn retired the SIDE Latham for tho Browns
died and oNeil hit a'e past Dun
lap Comiskcy ont Detroit scored again IN the
second ht out, passed bal and Wild throw y
Gleason nth. Dnnaps three bagger and al out
and tw IN the sixth an error by Gleason steal
Rowe passed bali ano Thorn single
The Browns got as far az thri-Buslon- IA the
NTH inning feiing OF White Dunla? and Rove. -ni
Thompson's batting the features Of tie game The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
OF the board of trustees Church of the Holy Trinity

OF the board of OF the Church of the Holy trinity
saying:
The District Attorney has Informed me that ne pro,
poses pursuant to my request, to bring SUIT aEs's'
your church violation Of the law prohipl'lny ho I'M
migration OF aliens under contract IN tEe Case Vi Jo
pastor. the Rev T.. Walpole Warren - ...n
feel that my motives In this inatter nave pee wv,
oughly appreciated by yOur>elf AMI other mempers vi
yoIr ton and shall rely upon YOU 10 anu .'
district Attorney in presenting the facts 10 inc court
fout legal echnicaities that the law can DC lalr
ly tested. -, ,.u -, q OOO
r. a. the result such trial, the penalty OF
shoud he collected from The church, III Is my inVono
contribute that amount 10 Its treasury
MR. WARREN WILL NOT TALK Alb ut THE CASE
Tho Rev Mr. Warren declined to express any OPINION
about his poston as rector Holy Trinity He was ne
said a stranger in NewYork and little familiar with the
laws OF this country 80 any views of his own cou
carry little value with them. The matter rested Win
counsel who would act the congregation, ana ne
thought tnat would be fully prepared TO present tue
case should II come TO an Issue. , -, - ~,
Mr. Mackenzie tho assistant rector, said that ne i
not know Of thing having been done as YET on INC
bart Of church but he knew that the case haa pee"
nut In the hands OF competent counsel $50
OF the trustees stated that he dil not tnuk luc
would ever come 10 the courts and should IL come no
ind % would ever rule that cergynaus lapor was n
tended to be included in this statute. WHICH OK
cluies by name lecturers and actors. hsne
from that IL was believed that when District ATTORNEY
Walker came to how little evidence was IN faVor o.,
iutcrprctng the case against the congregation he would
drop the matter altogether Mr. Kennedy PilcsuP
poses he said that contract was maze ny LIZ
with Mr. Warren while In England ms III GU
tirely an error call extended to hii ont no con
the recent Diocesan Convention put the matter Ia us
proper light when he said In his address 70 the ongek
ton that no Is mado with An Episcopal munster
until he has been at least six months reform &chu0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
NEW-JERSEY.

ORAvGEA petition has been addressed 10 the Pesbyery
Morn. by seccders from the orange Valley
church ask for admission and the Prosbv
trry III consider Monday. The trouble In Orange
Valley Church arose over the stor tho Rev Dr. Rank
desired by tho seccders Lately they
have holding services In gymnasium and on Wcnts
night they formed new church Organization under Pres
byterian auspices
PLAISFIRLDThe first meeting under the auspices OF the
Young Republican League OF Union County held
The meeting well attended and the enthu.
siasm shown unusual for county campaign Meetings
will be hold and towns OF tho before
and CLUBS organized where none oIst FROM
O tho Residential election.
SFw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Welsh man who had lived be.
tween New. Brunswck aud South AmbOy, found
drowned Cheescquakes Greek yesterday. HIS wife died
some aud that time VOL s has been
had previously been man OF tho best Of reputation
for ,oety after his wifes death took drink lie has
lately take his own fo and supposed that
. carried out his threat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
roUyG CAPABILITIES or THE ST MARI&

sew ndred vistOls the deck OF tho schoOislI
st. Mary . as she lay in tho East River short distance
below The Bridge hlcd all Of the available space on
the vessel al the graduating exercises yesterday. Tho
boys of the vessel were clustered In group about the
main mat or looked down from tho rigging on the speak
els who adessed them. The graduating class numbered
sevcniy two, and twcDty gt certificates were awarded
those who passed the c1anination In navigation Tho
Rev. DR.. l.. r. Chamberlain and Charles X. Skinner
made short addresses to tho classes
President Charles s. smith, Of the Chamber OF Com
inerce then presented the prizes Commissioner sprague
who defended tho Nautical School at the meeting OF
the Board Of Education Wednesday, wa the only
comml.s oner present. Among others there were sur
vcyor Beatle George Wilson, secretary Of the Chamber
Of Commerce. Professor Eees Of Columbia College and
George w. DcbeVOise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14

THE FUNERAL OF EXJUDGE MANNTNG TO-DAY
The funeral Of exJudge Manning. tho United States
Minister TO Mexico, Will take place this morning at 10
o'clock In Parlor ID Il OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Bishop whpplc OF Minnesota, will read the service
The body will be taken to Alexandria, La for burial the
funeral party leaving Now-York at D. IN. Mrs Man
ming arrived from New Orleans yesterday, making the
,ourney alone Few OF the exJuiges relatives or init
mate friends will be present at the funeral Dr. William
NJ Polk of this city. General Floyd King OF lousasai
and Percy Roberts have had charge or tho arrange
me nts here in the absence OF Mrs. Manning. The eI
Minister'S body has been lying in Room % at the tlfth
Avenue Hotel since his death on tuesday. sydney
Everett OF the State Department at Washington, mas
come on TO represent Secretary Bayard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
LAroNIA JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

CIyCIyNAu, oct. 13.-Eieventh day OF the La'oha
Jockey Club races. Weather fine. Good attendance
First race-Purse $500; selling seven furlongs Lucky
jim won Evangelne second. Jim Nave third Time,
1 81 12.
Second race-Purse $3.50 ycarods seven furiQnRs'
Chance won. Dudley oaks second Monocrat third Ime'
/ 30 1-2.
Third race-Swecrstakes special weights five furiongs
Filter won Irma II. second Balance third Time o.
Fourth race-purse 5000; one mile half mriong.
Erebus Burch second, Paragon third Time
40 "a.
Fifth racc-Hand cap one mile 800 yards Little Mnch
won, sour Mash second. MOntrose third Time, 2;lo.
Sixth race-Barrett Stakes two-year-oc one me'
Huntress won, LeOnne second, Billy Pinkerton third
Time, Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
NEUS From THE SUBURBS.


Committees Of citizens OF the Eighth Ward and the town
shin Of Kclfuey appeared the meeting Oi tho Board OF
Fr ehoir- yesterday aud advocated tho construction 81
IRE. hr dg. ariO~, Pas~1lc connect k'arncy VIVID
Newark tn approved OF The project and apponiel
committee of I've 20 confer win similar '"nnl
ID, the Hudson County frccholdcis the subject The
(, deemed great importance 70 property interests
Ia both localities
Frank Palmer sentenced ~ years imprisonment AT
Caldwell Pcnltcutay. escaped from there late on Wednes-
DAY nght. This T. the second escape Of prisoner In
week from Caldwell.
A section Of a sewer trench North Third ST. cavcd In
yc.crdtv burylnP three Italian ldbocrs To their necks
They we're dug by their comrades Nccnzo Pcrnpcic
was badly injured internally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
--
SIZE BROUGHT UERLOVER TO TINE.

peculiar marriage ceremony took place at the ESSEX
Market Police Court yesterday Jennie Levy OF No ~
Allenst had caused tho arrest OF Charles Gansky q
young tnsmith, fer breach Of promise OF marriage
Tho young man, after night IN JAIL decided that we'd
lock lar preferable 70 prison locks and Justice
Patersons suggoson the couple arred BY Rabbi
Marshak tho spot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Victoria Hst,i-Dr j. l.. NJ Curry u s. Minister to SPAIN
and Caleron Carlisle OF Washing nm 1t,I,ue
Ho,-Governor j. r. BodweI OF Maine General
and FRANKLIN FairDank- OF Vermont @rdna Hoc os
General John Ghbon u y Army Ntnds'' ic' ~ ,amn
J. eden StUrfeUdnt Hsuse PROFESSOR .Vp
pee Of Lchis University Murray Hh Hots-seIIyetJy
of State Frederick cook OF Rochester Denhdn Ho-
General stewart Net and Colonel ~ Cady l. D. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14

Our clothing does not shrink, but
boys will grow, and these cool days
develop the need of warmer gar
ments.
We seldom advertise the prices Of
our boys clothing, and newspaper
price may be misleading. If you
doubt it first look at the Boys gar
ments generally advertised as bar
gains and then examine our stock.
We opine you'll find as good or
better clothes in either of our stores
for as low or lower prices, besides
large variety of fresh, attractive
costumes of every grade at reason
able prices for reliable clothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14

fellow to Major Pickett to s. Value TO l. Jim SIC
Retrbution to l. Vaour 10 ]. Leroy Go l.
Ten'eiow to Justin Mack to Johu Henry to l. NC
keuzic 10 To |, Yorktown 10 TO |. .e.
Auction peoF:eld sl5 Major PckettS SIS Jim McGovan
$40. Mutulls pad S33 %
Wellington led the first hurdle and through me Dig
field the first 10 take the water Jninn
but Pick led Picnic back into the big ted
where showed the into the nat
course Uere cfellow Referee closed with him ana
Lefellow oufooed his opponents
" q length. MctioN Obd. Length
half before Retributon. thid Tenellow and forkio"n
lO ted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY-Judgo Cullen. In the Queens COUNTY
Supreme CONT yesterday decided that City Treasurer Black
voIu honor Mayor GleasOns signature and the
warrant by the Mayor for the salary Of Engineer
lanes Foley OF tho Water Works obtain oil a writ oil
prremptoy mandamus compel tho Treasurer TO hin
hi. salary This decision will OF all tho Water
Department clerks who have gone without their saare
since August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican primary elections, 3 10 y T. m M - -
American Jockey Club races, Jerome Park, 90 p III
POLICEMAN murder trial. Court OF General scssloIs
Institute OF Accounts, University Building, $50 p m
Executive Committee OF Democratic state Committees
Hoffman House, y. m
S. Louis Detroit championship baseball match go
IN.
County Democracy Primary elections, evening
Funeral OF Minister Manning, FIth-aNe., 10 a. m.
Friedman sinions conspiracy suit, Jefferson Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14

cow 10 JOW IHE COLONT or "BO0DLFR%'
tx water Registrar Murphy, of iiohoken. the de
ialter the Of over $4,000 has gone 10 CANADA
his sudden disappearance last Apr. he Ia, neeh q"
work within few ,lcsO ~ Ioboken and was IN constant
conWunca with his fricnIs IL Is said ~ ms iiehts
that he almost penalties Few ofthcm hhie hlm Goo
by when lie boarded tina train FOR tho North.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14

LONDON. oct 13.At Newmarket today the race Tor the
Champion OF 900 each half forfeit with 500 added
by lengths by H. T. Barclays aged brown
horse Bcndgo Mantons four old hrowa colt st
Mrn and Mr. Manton's thrceyear old cestnut
Eiridspord bad third The last betting was TO on
Bendigo against st Mrin and rs 10 against LIids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14

:
Genuine London dressed Alaska
Sealskin garments, newest styles,
perfect fitting, lowest possible prices
for reliable furs, wholesale and re-
tail. C. c. Shayne, Manufacturer,
1913 Prnce-st., near Broadway.
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEwYORR. RsDAY OCr l5. 1887
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.YORR........ THU RsDAY. OCr 10. 1887
ARRIVED.
to Si'2GfT a @ The s Ga3G ~ with m'''
OF chicago (Br. watkins. Liverpool Oct
Queenstown >. with mdsc and passengers 10 Peter Wright
steamer Gei,er DAM Moler Copenhagen sept 20. Chris
t,na 80 Cnrstansand OCT l. with mdse ant j57 passengers
,'ncr ,rtNn, rr P,raLols Wsr~eles lent 10 Naples
"a. 5paf % mi s "TG so7 passengers S Ei%Sa
steamer Aasa.tine r, narvoOd ceara sent "a Marau:
Daett Arrived at the Bar AZ o 80 am
arr pStscnecrs |" il mallory & Co.
steamer II + DimocK. IaIle Boston. with mdse TO Y
STEAMER wtkssSArrs Gates Boston for Port ISnnSa
to order. vessel Ia Yates & Porterheld
sUNsEr.1At sandy Hook wind light sw. clear Atcity
CLEARED.
steamer spain (Br Grihths Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer ryrian (Br, Ilag Avonmouth Henderson Bros
Steamer Geleit tGer kuhcwen. Hamburg, VIA Plymouth
steamer Minister Maybach Ger. Fortpann. Bremen
steamer Manhattan. se~ens Havana and Mexican ports
Steamer Edith Golden (Br. Bennett Monteso BayG wes
steamer River Avon tBr,. CIeary. st Johns PR Ae-wn
Steamer tBr, oarvin Hamilton. Ber-A Outer.
steamer Morgan CITY Gardner Gavoston-J Van sickle
Steamer wyanoke. Jenney. Norfolk. city Point AMI Roa'
steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore Baltimore-B
steamer Gen whitney Bear.. Bo,ton-H Dimock:
ship Habant(Br Potter Liverpool-J Parker 4 Co.
Bark Armenia (Br) Morse. Batavia JavA-snow 4 Bur.
CESS. tieclearAnce).
SAILED
Steamers OF nsvlvana for Glasgow Gelert
Hamburg; Minister Msybach Bremeni Alesa Marseicsi
"A Avon Porto Rico;
wohsven Baracoa Ornocc Bermuda Morgan CITY, 0alvea
tons Nacoocheo ssvanpahi wyanOke, Norfolk.
Ship Sapphire for Perth Amboy.
Bark Armenia fer Batavia lava. for orders
Also sNled-via Long Island S0und-ship Munster, foe
for Antwerp.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN. Oct l3-ATived. steamer Britannia (BrA
Parse from NswYork DOT on her Liverpool land
proceeded.
SOUTHAMPTON Oct 3Arrive6 steamer Aler (Ger) Chrt-
oors from NewYork Oct her Bremen land prs<
cseded
LIE, RD Oct lS-Passed steamer Buffalo Br) MalsI from
New. York ON her way 20 Hull
HAhBURG Oct ll-Arrived, steamers Amath (0er Bahrt
and Hsns 4 Kart oisevscks from NswYork.
ROTTERDAM Oct lz-sAned steamer Calsnd Dtch. Bou.
jer. for New York,
BREMEN Oct llArrved. steamer Gluckau (0er). Bicka
per, from Nsw.York
HAyAsA octl3-Arrived steamer Saratoga CurNa FROM
NswYsrk.
(Fsr later SAtpptas Nsws. v Awv. ~ ESftA PSssl
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Announcements

Bladder, Kidneys, Mems Weaknesses and
Gonito Diseases fatal unless the afflicted
tho remedies gwen IN the AsAHEL MEDICAL BUREAU book
Mailed free at pol Broadway, New-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14

FINE CALF SHOES (hand-sewed WELT, 50 OF;
worth 81 uandsewed. 81 ~ worth So.
hENsEpY 20 CartlandtAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
AIONQ TILE HOINn

GRRESFTLD TIuI@The annual meeting OF the Yale Col.
lege Alumni living Fairfield County will DO held
hous. of Colonel A. H. I. Nichols WeLnesd Senator
Eyarts Is poctoi 10 make an address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANA'

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
sun rises % sets Is Noon rss 30l Mson', ~
HIGH WATER.
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P.l-SauIy dosA. JlJ GOV. IslL Az Hell odtA 1:S6
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Earned Rnn.-Dciroi'. Z Two ba-e hlts- IlchiF ION
Thompson Robinson. base ms Dunlap. HpFc ffst
base balsFoutz. BushOns. Gleason. ihomp'on FIRST
base on orOr=-Dctio 3. II. LOUIS struck out-tOu.s
kew richardson Thompson Passed bAl-Bushong 8. IN.
p.res-Key and Galny Iine-lJJ
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THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
stuyves should win the first race today, Manic Hunt

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Second race-Emperor OF Norfolk first leo n fecond
Third rscc-Becky b. first, TheOdosus second
Fourth race-ko ian first, Richmond second
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
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Hourssts II toll Diseases at the Nsrv,a, systs q.
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FOR TIE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP.


BROOKLNN TODAY.
Tho first the world cliamp onsp games 10 be played
this neigh5orhoJt between the Detroit Loan.
place at Washin Park Br,oklYn This afternoon
game Will be gin at and tho mines will De arranged
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SIxrH-HANDICAP STEEPLECHAsE. SHORT COURSE
Starters viii be made the track after the hfh
race
FIRST RACE AT 1870 T. NJ
Harlem Railroad will special trains from CRAM
Station l205 10 l245 landing passengers Al 'ue "eo